Museums in Turin

24 museums in Turin, Italy. Most visited: Museo Egizio.

Updated

24 museums with visitor guides on Mooseum

All museums in Turin

Most visited first (annual visitors from Wikipedia), then the museums with audio tours and indoor maps on Mooseum.

  1. Museo Egizio

    907,364 visitors a year

    The Museo Egizio in Turin is the world's oldest museum devoted entirely to ancient Egypt, and its collection is often ranked second only to Cairo's. It was founded in 1824, when King Charles Felix of...

    Website of Museo Egizio

  2. The National Cinema Museum

    755,000 visitors a year

    The National Cinema Museum in Turin turns the history of film into something you can walk through, look up at, and almost step inside. Housed in the striking Mole Antonelliana, one of Italy's most...

    Website of The National Cinema Museum

  3. Museo Civico d'Arte Antica

    319,001 visitors a year

    Two thousand years of Turin's history are layered into a single building at Palazzo Madama, home of the Museo Civico d'Arte Antica. The core is a Roman city gate, later enlarged into a medieval...

    Website of Museo Civico d'Arte Antica

  4. Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art

    84,700 visitors a year

    In Turin, the Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art—better known as GAM—offers a vivid journey through the art of the last two centuries. As one of Italy's oldest museums devoted to modern...

    Website of Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art

  1. Royal Armoury of Turin
  2. Royal Crypt of Superga
  3. Royal Palace of Turin
  4. Turin Museum of Natural History

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Museums in Turin: questions

How many museums are there in Turin?
Mooseum lists 24 museums in Turin.
What are the most visited museums in Turin?
By annual visitors reported on Wikipedia: Museo Egizio (907,364), The National Cinema Museum (755,000) and Museo Civico d'Arte Antica (319,001).

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Museums are grouped by the nearest city to their location, using place data from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0).